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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03
NEWS.
The Concert ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Church Festival.

The Concert acknowledgement
Church Festival.
SDscial Correspondence Of The Register.
MoUNDsvTLLE, October 1.-The concert
TO have been given at the y. NJ. G. A. par
Iors Thursday evening has been postponed
until Tuesday evening, October 4, owing
to sickness among those who were on the
programme.
Miss Olive McClaskey, OF Martins Ferry
schools, spent Sunday ut home.
Mr.. George Swartz is cOuvaleScent
Pickwick Club was entertained ut the
residence OF J. L. Alexander on Friday
evening.
The "Home Workers" Of the P~resbyter'
ian Church Melted SIS by their festival on
Thnrday evening.
DE-. T. b. Campbell and wife, of Wheel
ing, were guests of Mrs. Sara Holiday, on
Friday.
Dir. and Mrs. Thomas Finn are spend,
ing a few days with relatives in Bolton.
Mr.. David Lutes and Miss Mary Fisher
were united in the holy bonds OF wedlOcS
on Tuesday evening ut the home OF the
brides parents on Roberts Ridge, Rev. II,
Sanford officiating.
Twenty-Five school teachers were exam
ined ut the public school building on
Saturday.
Miss Bruce, of Winchester, Va, Is visit
ing DIR. G.. W. Bruce's family.
The b. o. track ut the station IL under
going repairs.
vt a recent meeting Of the officers AMI
teachers OF the NJ. T.. Sunday school the
following persons were elected As Officers
for the coming year: superintendent, j.
C.. Bardall; Assistant Superintendent,
Oscar Wright; Treasurer, Joseph Walters
Secretary, Louis Edwards; Superintendent
of Infant Department, A. RulOng; Assist
ant. Superintendent, Miss Leota Elder
Librarians, A. Harris, T.. C.. Criswell, John
Schwob and Frank SigaiOOse; Organlst,
Miss Stella Martin.
Thomas Fleming's general store is being
removed to Proctor.
Mrs. NJ. Walker is = guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. David Watson, at Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. A. Rulong is quite i'll.
Miss Stella Jones has returned from a
visit to Cameron friends.
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MELANGE.

eve are Severn is o fayorite poem OF
the Chicago Anarchists .-BOSt0R Herald.
If Bsrnhardt has really lost her voice,
there can't be much now left Of her.-Bos-
ton Post.
Hawthorne did MOI write his Scarlet
Letter" with red ink. 1t continues to be
read Observation-Disclosures Bulletin.
Mrs. Laugtry's new play, "As in a
Looking Glass" was probably selected
after considerable reflection Washington
Critic.
A pointer for hotel patrons-Tbe further
away from the kitchen your table in the
dining room is the colder your food will
be.-HOtel Nail.
The Saco bank would have been largely
ahead if the managers had paid somebody
$25 a week to watch their six-dOllar clerk.
Chicago Tribune.
The opposition of the churches to horse
trotting shows is looked upon by some out
siders as merely a race prejudice. -D"t"th
Photographer.
A correspondent asks to know when
gloves came in. Gloves anne in when
sparring exhibitions with the bare fists
were forbidden by law.-Terds Siftings.
DEMONSTRATION" may be, as the poets
insist, thief OF time, but certain 1t is, 1t
is one Of the few friends that Mr.. Jacob
Sharp has now left. -PkHddeLphid Ledger.
"Oh, Mr.. Lala, do you see that Van
yandevan girl with Baron Won Gelsen-
bach? Did you ever meet the baron?"
No; l shave myself.'-Er.
Goethe gives rs a very small grip on
things when he asserts that I'VE do not
possess what we do not understand. "
We think he should have made an excep-
tion in the case of rheumatism.-LooeH
Citizen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03
RATE DISCRIMINATION.

Recently the Inter State Commerce
Commission made an important decis-
ion in the ease Of the Boston and Albany
railroad against the Central Vermont. The
Commission demonstrates c~orcluSiyely
thas it will not DC drawn into an interpre-
tation OF the law by which one comm n
carrier can check a competitor in making
lower rates hrtween points common to
both than the complaining carrier il willing
To accept. The commissioners, however,
recognize the justice Of the complaint OF
the Vermont State Grange, and declare
that the Genital Vermont and it's connect
ing lines must wholly cease and Gesist'
from charging or receiving a greater COM
penSltiou for transportation of a like kind
of property for the short haul than Tor the
long haul which includes it.
Il may he inferred, however, that ii the
Boston and Albany, in its desire TO pre-
serve its v through traffic, should reduce
its through rates to compete with the rates
made By the Central Vermont, anu IN so
doing make rates lower for the long haul
than for the shorter included in the long,
it might successfully plead the differing
circumstances and conditions caused by
the competition of its northern rival ~ a
justification Tor the apparent violation Of
the fourth section Of the law. The COM
miSsioners carefully avoid stating that such
a plea would be admjttd, but it the Bos-
ton and Albany is convinced that its local
rates are lust and reasonable, it need not
fear the effect OF reducing the through rate
below the local.
Commenting on the decision and Its eff
fects the E.ston Post advances this general
pointer:
III the BOSTON x Albany road should in
duce its Western connections 10 adopt this
solution of the rate difficulty il will neces-
sarlly follow that the FItcbhurg and its
connections, and, in fact, all competing
lines, both long and short must likewise
reduce their rates IN similar business or he
left ont in the cold. And il We carry out
the superstition 10 its logical conclusion
1t would result in q general reduction OF
through rates 70 the haSis established by
the Central Vermont, aud TINS reverse the
familiar railroad axiom that 1t is always
the shortest line that makes the rate"
From every point OF view the decision OF
the commission appears to be for the bene-
fit Of the public.
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BELLAIRE.

4 fellow under the influence Oi liquor
showed his partner through the front win
dow OF the office of J. NJ. Maring, on
Union street, Saturday night. The Mar
shall arrested him for the act, hut rs money
enough to repair the damage WAS put up,
the fellow was released.
Henry McCready has his goat out every
day praCticing for the coming goat race.
Henry thinks his pet Will win.
The Union Dancing Club has posters ont
for a big hop on Friday, October it'll.
There is some talk OF the nail works re-
Stunning tomorrow.
The lawmakers rifle team of Baltimore
passed through the city Saturday evening
on the way 10 Chicago. The boys had a
big streamer on the side OF their special
ear aud q tine brass band.
The management of the Wheeling Opera
House is a little sore because Kate Castle
ton plays here before she does in Wheel
ing. Bellaire will give the little actress a
rnusing Crowd-as good Us Wheeling will
turn our, and At lower prices. Her re-
ceipts will be as large here rs either OF
her days playing in our sister city.
The Iron Moulders' Union will give \
dance at Turner Hall, on Friday evening,
October 81.
There will ne some more fun on Union
street before long. Saturday night one
gang OF fighters followed another, but for
some reason did not Come 10 blows.
DIR. Cooper has removed his Office TO
Thirty-SsrOnd street.
The bicycle boys took & little run out
Wheeling pike, yesterday.
The roof is being removed from the
Bellairc Stamping Co, TO allow an extra
story to be put on the works.
All the pots in the Bottle Works arc
now in good shape, and the factory IS on
10 full.
BELLAIRE G.. A. K. POSTs.-Oct. 4 the
+. 80. will sell excursion tickets to Pitt
burgh at 1875 for the Round Trip from
Beilaire. Tickets good to return Oct. ..
Bellaire Post will leave b. & q. Depot,
Bellaire, at 6 a. ~, Central time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03

THE REGIsTER has turned the subject
over many times in its mind and o it
Offers n substantial reward To any one who
will tell il why the Editor Ofthe LaieHigeRcer
reprinted the REGIsTER's semi-annual
business circular. WItha view Of getting
NJ this information the circular is publish
ed in full inthis mornings REGISTER. We
confess the more We coEitate the more
puzzled we become. The Only. logical con-
clusion We can arrive at is that the editor
OF the ~EatsRigsaacr being a Democrat, de
sires to boom q Democratic newspaper.
We are sorry that he waited till four
months after the circular had been issued
10 do rs this valued favor. The REGISTER
issued about two thousand of these circu-
lars in June and July and had quite a
force of clerks working on them. 1t u
little friend had given Us the wink We
would have given him q couple Of hundred
70 distribute. We know he is with us
heart and soul and his employing a detec-
tive to obtain one of our business circu-
lars four mouths alter so he might adVer-
tise IL e~vinces a childlike herolsm in work
ingf for the cause Of the right that il affect
ing. When We issue our prospectus a few
months henre let him be assured We will
not forget hiht.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03

WITH sarcastic brevity Mr.. LABoUCHERE
outlines a new coercion bill which the Brit
ish government might bring in at the next
session Of Parliament. Such q bill, he
thinks, wOuld require but three clauses.
The crime o. speaking disrespecttuliy OF
Lord SALISBURY, Mr.. SMITH, MIR. GOsCH-
EN or Mir. BALFoUR should be punished
with DEATH the person who omitted to
turn iuloTmer when the crime was cont
mitted should he rewarded with penal ser
vitude for life; and trial by Jury should be
suppressed in favor of trial by magistrate.
Mr.. LNEpUcnERE remarks that he makes
these suggestions in good part, although
that is evidently way Of putting it which
is quite - humorous as u friend, the
Mikado's fIyorite punishment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03
WOOL MARK EFT.
No Change In Eastern wooIs-F.rm Prices
la the Interior.

No Change In Eastern wools-F.rm Prices
In the Interior.
No change OF any account is apparent in
the condition Of the eastern wool markets,
except that inquiry on the part OF manu-
facturers IL more general than for some
time past. While they are not buying for
the future, they are looking at supplies ~
if about ready TO invest more literally.
The factories are thought 10 be consuming
more material week by week than at any
time before this year, and, as stocks are
light, large purchases would no doubt fol-
low any appearance Of decided strength in
prices. Holders are accordingly disincliued
to make concessions. Values, on the
whole, are steady at the level of the past
two weeks. The irmBeSs of money has
restricted operations to soms extent, save
when holders are forced to realize. The
reports Of a short clip are generally &C
cepted.
Prices in the interior are relatively
irmer than on the seabOard, and BUYERS
are restricting their operations rs far as
possible. Still even there Tor some deScTip-
lions of wool the market is now &c to &c
per pound below the quotations at which
the crop passed out Of first hands in the
summer. Fall Texas woods are coming
into the local markets in fair amounts.
Little is doing in the San Francisco market
either in spring or fall supplies.
The tone Of the Boston market is some
what improved, bat n important increase
IN the amount Of business done is to be
noted. Manufacturers are buying up any
selections which are offered at 3 low price,
bat the dealers are diSinelined TO grant
further concessions. Such large sales OF
Michigan Y wool have been made at
something better than 30e. per pound, but
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Good Re,nlts In Every Ca.e.

u. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did 81 and was entirely cured
by use of q few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan Il Co.'S DrUg
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03

SUFFERED from a severe cold in my
head Tor months and used everything re-
commended but could get no relief. Was
advised to use Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has
worked like magic in its cure. | am free
from my cold after using the Balm one
week aud | believe il is the hest remedy
known. Feeling grateful for what 1t has
done for me | send this testimonial
Samuel J. Harris, Wholesale Grocer, ll9
Front ST., New York.
Two bottles OF Ely's Cream BALM cured
the wife of a wcll-knOwn U. s. A. General
and also two army officers in Arizona Of
Catarrh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03

The sales of the week at Boston are re-
ported at Lila, 100 pounds, as compared
with 1885, 600 last week, and Z, lOO,OOO IN
the corresponding week last year. !,
At Philadelphia trade has continued
sluggish and unsatisfactory. The week's
sales foot up a total of 626, 900 pounds, as
against 1,434, 900 pounds last week and
1880, 900 pounds for the same week last
wear. Prices are no lower, and on medl-
um and quarter blood tleeces the feeling IS
a triie steadier because Of light supplies;
but territorial woods and fine, leeces are
atill weak to sell,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-03
An End toRone serAplng.

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, Ill,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, ! feel it my duty 10
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
q running sore on my leg for eight years.
my doctors told me ! would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. fused,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c.
box by Logan& Co.
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1--WE will continue" says FAIRCHILD
ito ask for aid until no vail Of sorrow is
heard from destitute and disabled Veter-
ans" What a base Misrepresentation Of
the American soldier it is to talk OF his
wailing out his sorrows for charity from
the Government?
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DIED.

N~AYLOR-At wellsburg, Sunday, october ,,
lSS7. at 40 a m, JOSEPH K. MAYOR aged 70
years.
Funeral from his late residence in Wellsburg,
Tuesday afternoon at 2:2O o'clock. Friends OF
the family are invited.
BEYMER-On Sunday, October .: 1857, al
, O'Clock p. a., MAGGIE C.. wife or Z. A. Beymer.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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this value was due to exceptionally fine
quality. Territory and Texas woods are
weak, and washed combing is easier.
There is little doing in foreign stock. Com
narntiYe nrices follow:
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r~SToCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

The annualm meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling Base Ball A association viii he held nj
McLAin's Hall, corner of Twelfth and Market
streets, Monday, October 3, at \ O'Clock p. M, for
the election Of a Board Of directors and The
transaction of such other business a. may be
deemed necessary. WIN. I. ENGLISH,
scp2iZ Secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TgCsT NM,
ID by Edward flanagan and EllLxbfh 90
gan. hs wife, 10 ne a. tru tee. dated I, n IL
day OF March, IssJ, aud recorded IN ihs on n =
the Clerk % the OgDty C0ut ., os"y = IN
Wet yirg ria, in Dee; 81 1nnt bok 10. -,
page 81. ! vii. seli al public Aac;loo. 81 ~
door OF the Court House q Ohio oo1nY' We
Virginia, on
saturday, the sth Day efssf"brT'i' 49,"
AZ 10 O'Clock 4 m, the following rial estAsg,
wit; Thai par Of iG numbsfes IsohaES
and Thirty. mine ol the northeast ooshe,o
and Second Inow T~sentythlnd sfosD nsbsT
one hundred and twenty two feet 70 49,
and which lies between equal psru @sa.p~i
No. "a. beingibe ssse pnopeny her.s'I Co IN
by Joseph 6uaub and ElI.yes, KAT 20
wheeling. West virginia bsins ne III gnief "a
George Y. TinsIe, Sheriff and 800
Wnifsm Miller. 10 Coarad kbbrrt BY dssH -
June 9Th, 1903. and Of rcfDtu IN a
Of the Clerk OF the COSBY SI so.
Ohio C unit. West y;rg1nls, 20 ~ hsrstotap
eDnyeyedb By Conrad Hilbert and pnsp Nh,
Yisnazsn by deed dated the -oSy n.a~
$50. together with the tuild3ngs an, p1.tuf>
nancfs thereon II. usted On tbef unss n.a~shisd
Ns OF sALE-Onethir c1sn, - ~.
I'm D 4 months from the day of sA'e. Annh asy
manning third In twelve n0I,Ls ,tom "a, q
OF raie. The purchaser may. hossss.. ne
much ADDITIONAL cash n c may eissn moxf
purchaser for N dtfemd imsnl az dsy q
ale At the rate of six per cent pr ,nnhss
Ire tide Vii be retained until ID the PuIhhssr
shaIi have been paid. Ins r. bJ
must keep the rubbing insured sf paiSs, n ,bs
Are OF vster for ths benent q tae s,S 20 8 M
.,rasna ~ ssrune The payment Of any oe1'
inaslmeuts Of the purchase money, rroS
JOHN o. PkSpL sIn1s.a
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Sentimentality with a Widow.

tbuN iyPt".
On the wedding journey:
He lsentimentallyl-Darlin 10 you
love me better than your first husband?
She-Certainly. He's dead!
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$ A Z e
or THE
OLO FAIR GROUND PROPERTY,
One III Hundred aud Seycnty.two
Desirable Lots ON Wbeel.
ing Island.

TN PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court of Ohio county. ". Va entered
the al day of June, 1871. in the case OF ogle-
bay and Others, against Brown and Others, the
special commissioners will, on
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Srr Gale.
SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN BUILDING LOTS

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES or THEClR.
i cult Court, entered or the l0ih day ~ Oclni,r
1881, oh day Of January. ING. sni gh an ct
March, 1857, in the case ii J. II. Good. a'uiui,
traitor Ct nj. vs.. Mary n. Good It a.>. IN
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1877,
commencing at 10 O'Clock y. IN, | will ,rI. NJ
public auction, on the premises. Rhou' tlc,rn
Acres OF the tract of land known ~ the "Kruuni
God Farm" situate near the National ruai. i've
miles eat of the city Of wheeling.
A plat has been made Of said land. and Il will
he sold IN building lots II dcsirci by puichA,rr
TERMS OF SALE-0ncthini of the purcha~,
money. and as much more ~ the purchase NAV
elect Ia pay, In cnsh. aud the residue IN two
equal annual instalmcnts. with interest from tie
day OF sale. the purchaser giving personal srru
rity for IA edclerred payments, and The title Ia H.
retained until the payment Of the pnfcnssr
money In full. J. ,. JoNES.
Special Commissioners.
certify that ! ond has been given 10y the ,lo,c
named Special Commissioner a. required hy the
sail decree. JOHN ". MITCHELL.
s"pSi Clerk
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certify that bono has been given by said
Special Commissioners, as required by said dc.
cree. JOHN ". MITCHpLL.
srp2gb Clerk Of said Court,
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Hem advertisements.

u;ANTED-BY A BACHELOR, A WELL
w furnished room in central location, with
out board. Address, Z. o. Box 3l2. oc2e6da
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TNoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, BAY MARE,
IL harness, heavy spring wagon, coyered-top
buggy, almost new; all for one hundred dollars.
ENQUIRE 27O2 Eoff street. Oc2dq&er
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A UCTION SALE-THIS MORNING-0F
"A set of Psrlor Furniture, largn Bookcase,
Bureau, small Iron Safe, and several other arti-
cles, at 40. 2iI3 Chapline street.
ocs0 CHAS HOEHLE.s@s
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A Device of Fashionable Women.

Curious devices are practlced by
fashionable women ID order to
white an assemblage down to the
limits OF their residences. Recog-
nized society" i'll New York in
cludes more people than the big
geSt mauson will accommodate
But it is dangerous TO pick and
choose in sending out invitations.
So 1t becomes necessary 10 Fix ar
bitrary lists. For instance, Mrs.
Arthur Dodge gave this week a
ball to those only who were mar
ried, but had not been welded
more tkan ten years. In that way
size gathered company of hun
bred husbands and wives. No maid
or widow was invited. Mrs. Orne
Wilson, an Aston daughter, is only
FIVE feet III height, and her cards
are out for Il party to which only
women as short as she are eligible.
Pretty soon We shall have real hair
ed receptions, blue-eyed dinners,
and pugnosed soirees; but | warn
cXperimcnters that the project OF
an occasion with feet all number
fivcs or larger would be a failure,
no matter if the waltz music WIS by
a band of angel harpists and the
supper was served on the ASt,'r
set CT solid gold dishes.-New York
Letter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-19
A New Use For Eggs.

Every one is familiar with the
value Of the ,olk of an egg as as a
hair wash, but perhaps may not be
aware of its virtue in clothing
cleansing. Beaten up with alcohol,
eau do cologne, or ether, like OK
gallit keeps betterand is more pow
rrful; or in simpler cases, it may be
used alone, or merely mixed with
water, to be rubbed on with flannel,
Tor removing from colored materi-
dis the stains Of mud, or of coffee
and chocolate, when prepared with
milk. 1t is frequently applied to
velvet collars and cuffs, ETC., and
proves Il cleanser, as well rs % spot
extractor. When 1t has done It's
work it is washed off with soap,
and the material thoroughly rinsed
IN pure water. Egg has Il special
" good effect on these annoying
patches Of wheel grease belonging
70 the compound class of stains. as
they represent ~ mixture of stale
grease, iron and other substances.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-19
The best bed for pigs is one made

The best bed for pigs is one made
of leaves. Fine litter of any kind
is always preferred by them to that
which is coarse, and the cheapest
and most convenient is leaves,
which requires no preparation for
that purpose.
Pigs not intended for slaughter
this winter will not require corn II
kept well sheltered. Ground oats
and mitldlingS make a better food
for them, and will keep them grow
ing till the pasture is ready III the
spring.
The National Stockman assigns
the following properties TO the
prize butter maker. Clean mouth.
sweet breath. clean clothes, clean
apron, honesty. ncalncSs, sweet
ness, level hcadedueSS and ability
to keep accounts.
In preparing food for ST. elk, such
as cooked vegetables, chopped feed
etc, always season with Salr. Ev
cry animal Graves it and must have
certain amount of saline matter
introduced in the system 10 enable
II to thrive.